PARQUE RIVA (Ribera Verde Américas) Proyecto de intervención urbana como estrategia de apropiación y desarrollo cultural para la vitalidad urbana de las Upz Tintal Norte, Calandaima y Patio Bonito

Abstract

The present investigation is based on the development of a metropolitan scale project whose main objective is the improvement of the vital urban conditions of a Kennedy sector in the city of Bogotá, Colombia; which aims to respond to the needs of appropriation presented by the study area according to the tools of urban analysis and evaluation carried out. This proposal is aimed at generating an everyday perception experience for users making the use of public space a first-class citizen right that fosters social mixing and guarantees appropriation by different social and cultural groups. For the progressive development of this research, a methodology of theoretical and critical analysis was proposed on the planning of public space in a global context and its urbanistic practice in Bogotá. These analyzes were carried out based on three components: case studies, the state of the art on the appropriation and vitality of an urban space and the assessment of the reality of the sector through the use of urban indicators with data obtained through qualitative methods: the observation of the dynamics of the urban environment, documentary analysis of the sector and interviews with the inhabitants of the place. The main conclusions have allowed us to consider that to generate a truly vital environment it is necessary to incorporate a neighborhood facet of daily life in urban planning, understanding that for a space to have permanence in time and respond to the needs of the inhabitant, this place must provide the individual a more pleasant and familiar perceptive image through open spaces with sensitive and functional quality